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How did you get interested in marine science?

I grew up by the ocean, so we did a lot of tide pooling, just going out for fun, when I was just a little kid. There were a couple of really distinctive things that I remember; one was finding an octopus, a little, small, octopus. I remember just being really curious

This is a link to a magazine that focused on integrating the creative arts into teaching/reflecting on climate change. The reason I like this resource is that it gives my students a model of what I would like them to do; sharing their ideas, opinions, and artwork on the serious subject of climate change. The other reason I like it

2007 Polartrec Teachers Training in Fairbanks, Alaska.

Robert Harris and Dr. Cathy Geiger visit the village of Ft. Yukon to tell the students about the SEDNA project.

The PolarTREC Informational Webinar (webconference) took place Wednesday, 10 September 2008 at 2:00 p.m. Alaska Daylight Time (12:00 p.m. HDT, 3:00PM PDT; 4:00 p.m. MDT; 5:00 p.m. CDT; 6:00 p.m. EDT). The Informational Webinar covered an overview of ARCUS and PolarTREC; PolarTREC program components, goals, and objectives; information about the PolarTREC experience; other ways to participate in PolarTREC; tips for

This video was shot by Mike Etnier at Makanrushi Island, Russia in July 2008. This is underwater footage of one of several large schools of Atka mackerel that were feeding on krill at the surface. See "Atka mackerel and krill" for surface footage of one of the schools of fish and underwater footage of the krill. For more

This video was shot by Mike Etnier at Makanrushi Island, Russia in July 2008. There are several thousand Atka mackerel feeding on krill at the surface. See "Atka mackerel school" for under-water footage of one of the schools of fish. For more details on the feeding aggregation, and its relevance to our archaeology studies, read the journal entry

Short article highlights Elizabeth Eubanks presentation to Boynton Beach science teachers.

Article advertising and highlighting the Live from IPY! event with Gerty Ward from the CCGC Louis S St-Laurent from the Beaufort Sea.

This Live from IPY! event was with PolarTREC Teacher Gerty Ward, and scientists Sarah Zimmerman, Rick Krishfield, and Brian Hunt who are all participating in oceanographic research on board the CCGC Louis S. St-Laurent on the Beaufort Sea. There were about 120 people in attendance. The beginning part of the presentation is composed of recordings from Gerty Ward and the